Culinary Hot Takes
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I don't know what either of those words are.
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Sopressata and Capocolla
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Perfect. 2 of the perfect meats.
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My all time favorite sub is the Italian grinder at Louie's in Rehobeth Beach.
Italian - Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Oil, Onion, Green Pepper, Tomato & Provolone.
The fact that they put it in the oven means they swap out the Lettuce for those Green Peppers and... Dammit, now I want one.
I have hopped in the car and driven 3.5 hours to grab that, a pizza from Grotto's, and a large bucket of fries from Thrashers. Not too hard to convince my son to join, which makes for a nice little bonding event.
Italian - Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Oil, Onion, Green Pepper, Tomato & Provolone.
The fact that they put it in the oven means they swap out the Lettuce for those Green Peppers and... Dammit, now I want one.
I have hopped in the car and driven 3.5 hours to grab that, a pizza from Grotto's, and a large bucket of fries from Thrashers. Not too hard to convince my son to join, which makes for a nice little bonding event.
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Can I suggest red pepper spread on the bread to kick it into overdrive?
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The local Italian market (well, St. Pete, but close enough) does a Prosciutto d'Parma, Sweet Soppressata, Hot Capicola, Marinated Sun Dried Tomato & Fresh Mozzarella on Ciabatta that is ridiculously delicious. I usually prefer a sandwich with a little roughage to help the chewing, but this one is perfect.
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I mean... I can run it by Louie, I guess.
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Love the bonding. There’s a Grotto in Columbia. Just saying.Nonlinear FC wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:03 pm My all time favorite sub is the Italian grinder at Louie's in Rehobeth Beach.
Italian - Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Oil, Onion, Green Pepper, Tomato & Provolone.
The fact that they put it in the oven means they swap out the Lettuce for those Green Peppers and... Dammit, now I want one.
I have hopped in the car and driven 3.5 hours to grab that, a pizza from Grotto's, and a large bucket of fries from Thrashers. Not too hard to convince my son to join, which makes for a nice little bonding event.
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Think that sammy ships well? Sounds amazing.govmentchedda wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:10 pm The local Italian market (well, St. Pete, but close enough) does a Prosciutto d'Parma, Sweet Soppressata, Hot Capicola, Marinated Sun Dried Tomato & Fresh Mozzarella on Ciabatta that is ridiculously delicious. I usually prefer a sandwich with a little roughage to help the chewing, but this one is perfect.
We frequent this place sometimes: https://www.goosethemarket.com/ -- The Goose and Batali are mainstays and just as good as they look.
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They need to have a Thrashers and a Louie's. :Dbfj wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:23 pmLove the bonding. There’s a Grotto in Columbia. Just saying.Nonlinear FC wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:03 pm My all time favorite sub is the Italian grinder at Louie's in Rehobeth Beach.
Italian - Ham, Salami, Capicolla, Oil, Onion, Green Pepper, Tomato & Provolone.
The fact that they put it in the oven means they swap out the Lettuce for those Green Peppers and... Dammit, now I want one.
I have hopped in the car and driven 3.5 hours to grab that, a pizza from Grotto's, and a large bucket of fries from Thrashers. Not too hard to convince my son to join, which makes for a nice little bonding event.
The boy loves the fries, my wife loves the pizza, I love the grinder. Daughter couldn't be bothered.
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Every week or so I call in my order to DiPasquale's about a mile from my house. There's about a half dozen sandwiches/subs they make that are as good as Italian gets, but I've been on the Italian American Civic Club kick lately:
Roasted Turkey & Pancetta (Italian Bacon) with Baby Greens, Tomato, Avocado & Pesto Mayo
Apparently they are going to be moving from that location (they've been there for a hundred years) to a more centralized spot just north of Boston St, which is also about a mile from my house.
If you've lived any number of years in Baltimore, you've likely come to appreciate this place.
Roasted Turkey & Pancetta (Italian Bacon) with Baby Greens, Tomato, Avocado & Pesto Mayo
Apparently they are going to be moving from that location (they've been there for a hundred years) to a more centralized spot just north of Boston St, which is also about a mile from my house.
If you've lived any number of years in Baltimore, you've likely come to appreciate this place.
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I've read something similar before. It's pretty fascinating.Nonlinear FC wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 1:12 pm Here's a really good article that explains why Italian Americans essentially made up their own dialect, specifically around food.
Like, if you're in Italy and you asked mutzadell and gabagool they'd look at you like you were touched in the head.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/h ... 20capicola.
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A lot of it is wrapped up in beach nostalgia... But I do stand by their pizza that is loaded up with pep and sausage and those sweet peppers.
But, believe me, I'm not driving 3.5 hours for that fucking stuff. It's average, at best, when not consumed sun burnt and pretty buzzed.
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That place is the best. Anytime I’m downtown I grab a sandwich.EnochRoot wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:41 pm Every week or so I call in my order to DiPasquale's about a mile from my house. There's about a half dozen sandwiches/subs they make that are as good as Italian gets, but I've been on the Italian American Civic Club kick lately:
Roasted Turkey & Pancetta (Italian Bacon) with Baby Greens, Tomato, Avocado & Pesto Mayo
Apparently they are going to be moving from that location (they've been there for a hundred years) to a more centralized spot just north of Boston St, which is also about a mile from my house.
If you've lived any number of years in Baltimore, you've likely come to appreciate this place.
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Vegas has some great food but one thing we definitely do not have is a great Italian deli. I would live at that place if I were in Baltimore.
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That place is fucking 5 stars. Very good rec Enoch.
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I will always trust a butcher with a beef/pork chart tattoo on their inner forearm.
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I wouldn’t. Bad sign that they need a cheat sheet.
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You don’t have the Rule Against Perpetuities tattooed on your forearm like me and Cheddah?
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Dude, my legendarily strict property professor starts his class every year with a 3 page case on the Rule in Shelley’s Case which is similar. We spent 3 weeks on a fucking 3 page case, and i still don’t understand it. He breaks the spirit of every student with that damned case. I need to remember the name of the case and try to read it now.L-Jam3 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:20 pmYou don’t have the Rule Against Perpetuities tattooed on your forearm like me and Cheddah?
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My wife’s cousin in (Northern) Ireland has a not quite one year old little girl who is celebrating her first Easter and not sure if she has a dairy allergy or if they’re just being careful but just saw a picture on IG of her holding a non-dairy chocolate bunny with “moo free” and for “dairy dodging choccy chompers” on the box and that seems a lot more fun than the legalese we get over here.
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Has anyone else ever seen options in baklava besides yes/no? Obviously anything can be modified, but I've never seen choices before, in this case walnut or pistachio.blundercrush wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 7:09 pm Baklava is top tier dessert hall of fame. Mediocre baklava is better than most well made cakes and any lemon dessert.
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My Greek sister in law uses simple syrup instead of honey, and her baklava is amazing.
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Oh man. That’s one of my favorite tastes in the whole baklava profile!govmentchedda wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 4:23 pm My Greek sister in law uses simple syrup instead of honey, and her baklava is amazing.
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It took me like 20 batches of them before I realized she didn't include honey.
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So where is the price point that you break? Cause it's apparently less than $50/lb based on instagram.DaveInSeattle wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2020 2:43 pm Its ridiculous how expensive it is...but damn, Copper River Salmon is so good.
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I don't like capicola. Is that because I haven't had honest to goodness new york gabagool?
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Possibly. The gabbagool outside of the east coast I've had isn't that good to me.
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Agreed. And provolone is C-tier at best.
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Salami is the ONLY good Italian cold cut
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Y'all have a problem with Italian subs? Hot takes and all but shit. All we've got is subway so would die for a C- sandwich
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Caviar ain't shit. The idea of caviar is bigger than the taste of caviar.
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